tappin' phones
The National Security Agency is spying on us all.
Not surprised, eh?
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Just a week before USA Today broke the story that the NSA is psying big time, U.S. intelligence chief & South American death squad supporter, John D. Negroponte, strongly denied any of such spying was going on.
still not surprised?
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In the 1970's, appointed Pres. Gerald R. Ford extended executive privilege, which shielded those involved from testifying publicly, to the telecommunications companies on the recommendation of then chief-of-staff Dick Cheney and then-Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld.
So, don't expect the same bunch to force telecommunications companies to give us any info.
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BellSouth & Verizon have denied accusations of helping the government spy..
Or have they?
Their carefully worded denials actually deny nothing.
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Neither the government nor their business friends will ever offer up evidence of legal or extra-legal spying.
Remember COINTELPRO?
Not surprised, eh?
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Just a week before USA Today broke the story that the NSA is psying big time, U.S. intelligence chief & South American death squad supporter, John D. Negroponte, strongly denied any of such spying was going on.
still not surprised?
__
In the 1970's, appointed Pres. Gerald R. Ford extended executive privilege, which shielded those involved from testifying publicly, to the telecommunications companies on the recommendation of then chief-of-staff Dick Cheney and then-Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld.
So, don't expect the same bunch to force telecommunications companies to give us any info.
__
BellSouth & Verizon have denied accusations of helping the government spy..
Or have they?
Their carefully worded denials actually deny nothing.
__
Neither the government nor their business friends will ever offer up evidence of legal or extra-legal spying.
Remember COINTELPRO?
posted by shane at 5:55 PM
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